Carbonara pasta with guanciale, egg, pecorino romano and black pepper
Guanciale, egg yolk, pecorino romano and black pepper: Rome's signature pasta comes from a recipe fought over between trattorias and army rations.
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Until 1926 much of this province was not part of Lazio at all. Cassino, the Valle di Comino and the district of Sora belonged to Terra di Lavoro, a province of the Kingdom of Naples. Frosinone was created by royal decree that year out of land taken from the provinces of Rome and Caserta: 91 towns filling the Liri and Garigliano valleys and the mountains along the Abruzzo and Molise borders, the area Italians call Ciociaria.
Anagni was a papal town: Boniface VIII was seized in his own palace here in 1303, and the cathedral crypt holds a fresco cycle worth the drive. Cassino lies below Montecassino, the abbey rebuilt after 1944. Alatri and Ferentino still stand behind their pre-Roman polygonal walls. Fiuggi has lived off its mineral springs for a century. Frosinone, the provincial capital, is a working town rather than a destination, but a practical base.
Towns in the province of Frosinone
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91 towns
Acquafondata Acuto Alatri Alvito Amaseno Anagni Aquino Arce Arnara Arpino Atina Ausonia Belmonte Castello Boville Ernica Broccostella Campoli Appennino Casalattico Casalvieri Cassino Castelliri Castelnuovo Parano Castro dei Volsci Castrocielo Ceccano Ceprano Cervaro Colfelice Colle San Magno Collepardo Coreno Ausonio Esperia Falvaterra Ferentino Filettino Fiuggi Fontana Liri Fontechiari Frosinone Capital Fumone Gallinaro Giuliano di Roma Guarcino Isola del Liri Monte San Giovanni Campano Morolo Paliano Pastena Patrica Pescosolido Picinisco Pico Piedimonte San Germano Piglio Pignataro Interamna Pofi Pontecorvo Posta Fibreno Ripi Rocca d'Arce Roccasecca San Biagio Saracinisco San Donato Val di Comino San Giorgio a Liri San Giovanni Incarico San Vittore del Lazio Sant'Ambrogio sul Garigliano Sant'Andrea del Garigliano Sant'Apollinare Sant'Elia Fiumerapido Santopadre Serrone Settefrati Sgurgola Sora Strangolagalli Supino Terelle Torre Cajetani Torrice Trevi nel Lazio Trivigliano Vallecorsa Vallemaio Vallerotonda Veroli Vicalvi Vico nel Lazio Villa Latina Villa Santa Lucia Villa Santo Stefano Viticuso
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The top 4 places in Frosinone
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1 ⛪ Churches & sanctuaries Abbazia di Montecassino 📍 Cassino The monastery founded by St Benedict in 529 above Cassino, rebuilt after 1944: three cloisters and his tomb. 
2 ⛪ Churches & sanctuaries Cattedrale di Santa Maria Assunta 📍 Frosinone Frosinone's cathedral on the ancient acropolis, with a 62-metre Romanesque bell tower that survived the war. 3 ⛪ Churches & sanctuaries Chiesa di San Benedetto 📍 Frosinone Frosinone's Benedictine church, rebuilt in the eighteenth century, with its convex late Baroque façade. Frosinone and around, on the map
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Feast of Saint Mary Salome
📅 Every year, on 22 October
On 22 October Castelliri celebrates its patron Saint Mary Salome; the town also preserves the Parco Principe di Piemonte.
Feast of Saint Leonard
📅 Every year, on 6 November
On 6 November Sgurgola celebrates its patron Saint Leonard, to whom the Eremo di San Leonardo in the municipal territory is also dedicated.
Feasts of Saint Pancras and Saint Andrew the Apostle
📅 Every year, on 12 May (Saint Pancras) and 30 November (Saint Andrew)
Campoli Appennino, a municipality of 1,749 inhabitants in the province of Frosinone, celebrates Saint Pancras on 12 May and Saint Andrew the Apostle, titular of the main church, on 30 November; it is known for truffles.
Feast of Saint Andrew the Apostle
📅 Every year, on 30 November
On 30 November Sant'Andrea del Garigliano celebrates the patron after whom the town is named; the municipal territory includes the Fonte di Salomone.